In strict mode the script causes a ReferenceError: assignment to undeclared variable eve when the eve function is assigned to the (undeclared) eve variable. This is a relatively new issue, caused by the declaration of variables being terminated after the "isArray" function.
It was not present in version 0.4.2, when the list was only terminated after the (then named) functioneve declaration.
Fix seems to be as simple as changing the semicolon in line 52 to a comma:
isArray = Array.isArray || function (ar) {
return ar instanceof Array || objtos.call(ar) == "[object Array]";
}, //<---
eve = function (name, scope) {
rohitkr
commented
7 years ago
In strict mode the script causes a ReferenceError: assignment to undeclared variable eve when the eve function is assigned to the (undeclared) eve variable. This is a relatively new issue, caused by the declaration of variables being terminated after the "isArray" function.
It was not present in version 0.4.2, when the list was only terminated after the (then named) functioneve declaration.
Fix seems to be as simple as changing the semicolon in line 52 to a comma:
https://github.com/adobe-webplatform/eve/blob/master/eve.js#L52 https://github.com/adobe-webplatform/eve/blob/master/eve.js#L65